THE MICHIGAN DAILY RESERVES TRIUMPH IN CANADA: g Ten; Wolverine Swimmers Show Strength in Double Bill T 1T a By BILL ZOLLA Divided but not conquered was the motto of the Michigan swim squad over the past weekend. Although the team was split into two segments to enable some of the swimmers to give an exhi- bition at the Father and Son's Banquet at the Detroit A. C., the reserve depth again proved strong enough to win in the competition with Western Ontario. Ten of the first line performers including Captain Cy Hopkins, Dick Hanley, Frank Legacki, and Tony Tashnick made the trip with Assistant Coach Bruce Harlan to Detroit, and some truly amazing times were recorded. Unofficial Record _ Legacki, swimming a g a i n s t Tashnick in the 100-yd. butterfly, not only beat the NCAA titlist but bettered Tashnick's world record covering the distance in the time of :54.1. Because there were only two timers instead of the neces- sary three, the mark cannot be considered official and Tashnick's time of :54.3 will remain. Hanley, swimming alone against the watch, bettered the accredited world standard of 1:21.2 in the 150-yd. freestyle by churning the yardage in 1:21.1. This time is also unofficial. In the 50-yd. freestyle, Legacki and Carl Woolley put on a tight duel, with Woolley winning by a scant margin. The victor's time was :22.6 while second place was clocked in :22.7. In the 100-yd. backstroke, John Smith edged Alex Gaxiola in the good time of :58.5. Wolverines Triumph In the regulation meet against Western Ontario, the Wolverines triumphed, 66-48. Coach Gus Stager reached deep into his bag of strength and came up with some outstanding performances, from four sophomores, Dave Gil- landers, Ron Clark, Harry Huf- faker, and Ernie Meissner. Gillanders, filling in for Tash- nick, won the 200-yd, butterfly in the time of 2:08.3, his best time to the present. The second soph, Ron' Clark captured the 200-yd. breaststroke in 2:25.4. Huffaker, swimming in his first varsity meet took the 150-yd. in- dividual medley, and Meissner swept the diving. Scores NBA Minneapolis 118, Cincinnati 110 St. Louis vs. Detroit (postponed) COLLEGE Virginia Tech 104, Richmond 66 N. C. state 80, Duke 7? Pitt. 75, Carnegie Tech 65 Kent: State 86, John Carroll 64 G. Washington 66, Md. 65 (overtime Clarion (Pa.) Teachers 95, Slippery Rock 75 VALENTINES traditional and Contemporary OVERBECK BOOKSTORE 1216 S. University NO 3-4436 I I PRECISION PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS ..Beautiful Styling GERMAN OLYMPIA ITALIAN OLIVETTI SWISS HERMES SMITH-CORONA and the Smith-Corona Electric Portable OUR GUARANTEE: ONE YEAR MORIILL'S Over 50 years of MORRILL support S. 9t.. St: " " '° >: " { VALENTINE GREETINGS?. 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